Hey list.
i posted a bug about the keyword 'nolog' still logging to audit_log.
ivan asked me if i had RelevantOnly. and yes. i have that. :)
about the future request...i do alot of testing on my machines to check
that
i haven't overlooked something.
would it be possible to add a keyword no_log for a specific host? so that
it
doesn't log my own machines i mean.
// DarkSniper
PS. Sorry if this is a double post, i've had trouble with my mail recently,
hopefully it's all fixed. DS.
DarkSniper wrote:
> Hey list.
> i posted a bug about the keyword 'nolog' still logging to audit_log.
> ivan asked me if i had RelevantOnly. and yes. i have that. :)
There will be a v1.7.4 release (probably tonight) fixing that bug
and another "bug" in the Apache 2 version that confuses PHP under
certain conditions.
> about the future request...i do alot of testing on my machines to check
> that
> i haven't overlooked something.
> would it be possible to add a keyword no_log for a specific host? so that
> it
> doesn't log my own machines i mean.
Sure, I've added your request to my TODO list. I will do a lot
of small improvements after 1.8 (practically in the CVS right now)
so you can expect your feature in 1.9.
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> DarkSniper wrote:
> > Hey list.
> > i posted a bug about the keyword 'nolog' still logging to audit_log.
> > ivan asked me if i had RelevantOnly. and yes. i have that. :)
>
> There will be a v1.7.4 release (probably tonight) fixing that bug
> and another "bug" in the Apache 2 version that confuses PHP under
> certain conditions.
>
>
> > about the future request...i do alot of testing on my machines to check
> > that
> > i haven't overlooked something.
> > would it be possible to add a keyword no_log for a specific host? so
that
> > it
> > doesn't log my own machines i mean.
>
> Sure, I've added your request to my TODO list. I will do a lot
> of small improvements after 1.8 (practically in the CVS right now)
> so you can expect your feature in 1.9.
i can't wait to see the results. thnx alot man for this cool module! :)